Elyria killer sentenced to 41 years to life
Jeremy Drestler received 41 years to life for aggravated murder and related charges in the Sept. 17, 2014 killing of Matthew Stinson. Prosecutors described the act as cold blooded and premeditated, while defense urged the court to consider sentencing factors and the victim’s history with drugs. Stinson’s family condemned the actions and questioned the defense counsel’s role, as the judge noted the lack of remorse.
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Oberlin moves forward on sanctuary city resolution
Oberlin City Council advanced a sanctuary city resolution after a first reading, reaffirming welcome for immigrants including refugees and opposing Trump immigration orders while allowing local cooperation with federal authorities. The measure, supported by residents, will receive a second reading at the March 6 meeting.
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Kasich proposes county review panels for overdose deaths
Gov. Kasich urges counties to form committees to review overdose fatalities with limited public access. Panels would examine each death, compile demographic and contributing factors, and report annually to the state Health Department. Meeting discussions and records would be mostly closed to the public.
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